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《Day 2: Tome Kurata/Space》
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#Digitalart #sketch #mobpsycho100 #kuratatome #モブサイコ100 #暗田トメ #mp100girlsweek2019
UGHHHH DAY 1 ROSE? I'm sorry I missed the first day, and second.. but won't miss the third! #rosawattsweek
на русском каламбур смешнее. ]:(
gonna play catch up w #mp100girlsweek2019 ! here's day 1: tsubomi + flowers! #mp100 #mobpsycho100
My recent book Mapping Sam just received a Merit award from 3x3's International Illustration Annual No. 16. Hurrah! #kidlit #kidlitart #picturebooks #picturebook #childrensbooks #geographyawarenessweek #mappingsam
Hey everyone, I'm back. Finished school a few weeks ago and this is how presentations felt. Guess you guys feel the same way. I'll be uploading a new video soon.
#comic #comics #comicstrip #finalproject #finals #finalsweek #littleanimatedme #presentation #schoolproject #webcomic
today's prompt is a bit sloppy since i kinda had to rush a bit bUT I'LL MAKE IT UP FOR THE FOLLOWING DAYS THOSDJKFBD
Day 2 #rosawattsweek : Lies
"Tell me my love, you're ready to go.
Don't leave me all on my own, and so,
I'm just a boy, who's telling a girl
That when I grow up I'll buy you a rose."
Buy You a Rose-AJR
Day 1 #rosawattsweek : Roses
TSUTOME RIGHTS for days 1 and 2 of #mp100girlsweek2019 🌙
(collab with @janyamz_ check her ig pls!)
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#mp100 @mp100girlsweek
At the start of #VolunteersWeek, we'd like take the opportunity to thank all of the AMAZING people who volunteer on Creative English. The friendship, encouragement and local knowledge you offer makes such a difference to learners. You are INCREDIBLE!!!
Time for a big THANK YOU to the Federation of Children's Book Groups run entirely by volunteers at local & national levels #VolunteersWeek 💛
You may see moorhens nesting at around this time of year, so be sure to look out for them if you're near any bodies of water this week. This lithograph can be found inside John Gould's 'Birds of Great Britain', Vol. 4, 1873. #LondonRiversWeek
You'll often see just a flash of blue as these colourful birds fly past, but if you're very lucky you may see them perched and ready to dive for fish! These kingfishers are from John Gould's 'Birds of Great Britain', Vol. 2, 1873. #LondonRiversWeek